Red Marie’s Bookstore, Tombstone, AZ, 1996, 1^st Edition.  Trade soft cover, 272 numbered pages Including Bibliography and About the Author.  Very good; Illustrated wraps have light edge wear, light creases and impressions, some colour chips along spine edges, light reading creases, creases at lower rear corner.  Binding sound with two proud pages.  Interior clean and unmarked; two-tone photos, illustrations and reproductions.  FLAT SIGNED by author on title page; SIGNED with a note on Acknowledgements page by Bill Dunn of The Doc Holliday Museum.  ‘Within these pages Ben Traywick, Historian, recreates the saga of JOHN HENRY, the real “Doc” Holliday.  He lived a life full of adventure.  Coming from the old South, he lost his past while creating his niche in the West.  This is the exciting true story of one of the men who stood with Wyatt Earp in the Gunfight at O.K. Corral, his honor and his destiny as seen through the eyes of History.’ (from rear wrap)